The god and the reed — by Norman Price.

Street scene from Capri with women and children on a staircase — by Peder Mork Monsted.

The Young Mother — by Benjamin Williams Leader.

Im Wald (In the Woods), 1865 — by Albert Anker.

Detail: Claude Monet - Woman with a Parasol - Madame Monet and Her Son

The Wounded Trumpeter, 🎺 (1819) — by Horace Vernet. 🗨️ The painting shows a scene from the Napoleonic wars. A wounded trumpeter lies unconscious on th ground while his horse and a dog, both visibly concerned stand nearby.

By Heinrich Boehmer (1852-1930) #paintings #art

Chickens, Blossoms, and Sunday Peace #paintings #art

Race day, (1874) — by Karl Gussow.

His Only Friend, (1871) — by Briton Riviere. 🗨️aww, poor kid. 🥲 Mr. Riviere was a master at painting scenes that really carry the weight of sadness.

🫧 Newton's discovery of the Refraction of Light, (1827) — by Pelagio Palagi.

Recruiting Sergeants, (1879) — by Gustaf Cederström. 🗨️'umm...you know what, guys... i think i'm good' 🤭

Children gathering firewood, (1888) — by Pierre Jean Edmond Castan.

Angus Óg, God of Love and Courtesy, Putting a Spell of Summer Calm on the Sea — by John Duncan.

Time Clipping Cupid's Wings, (1694) — by Pierre Mignard.

The Strait of Valldemossa, Mallorca — by Santiago Rusiñol y Prats.

The Denial of Peter — by Carl Heinrich Bloch

British sailors believed black cats could calm storms and ensure a safe return home. for this reason, they often kept them aboard (and who wouln't like a pet, right? )🤭 Their wives and families kept black cats at homes for luck and protection (meow!) 🐈‍⬛ #FolkloreSunday

Catching Crayfish — by Vladimir Chumakov Orleansky.

Wounded zouave, (1858) — by Horace Vernet.